from: Mr. Mark <olagdhe@gmail.com>
reply-to: drobiorah@gmail.com
date: Dec 9, 2025, 10:53 AM
subject: Your Payment Voucher received has been verified.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Sir
We have received your e-form and payment advice from our correspondence financial institution affiliated with the IMF to swiftly process and remit in your favor, a payment of $10,500,000.00 -USD.
Your Approval Details:
IMF Approval No: 44587P/2025
Reference No: 01EC45643CP5304
Secret Code No: XXCN015X
Approved Amount: $10,500,000.00 -USD
Your Payment Voucher received has been verified.
Hence your payment advice has been given a preferential attention and consideration. I have successfully fast-track the processing of your payment which is 100% guaranteed. The mandate to effect your fund transfer through crypto currency payment to your choice crypto wallet have been perfected.
How it works
We will set up your account. Please do complete the account opening form below
You will have to complete the mandatory KYC verification process to activate your account and once completed, your payment advice for ($10,500,000.00 USD) will be automatically credited to your USDT Wallet within the TRC 20 Network (We are processing
your payment advice in USDT for now because of its equal value with the USD)
With our integrated crypto wallet, you can exchange your crypto balance to any cryptocurrency and send to your desire external USDT wallet.
We’re excited to announce the first-ever integration of a DeFi app into our Axumaycryptos mobile platform. This good news means that you can withdraw your fund using the cryptocurrency wallet option to any external crypto wallet of your choice and avoid crazy traditional bank charges. NOTE that you require an external USDT wallet from a Cryptocurrency Exchange Platform such as Binance, Coinbase, Or Paxful (where you can Buy/Sell/Exchange your cryptocurrency) to your local currency.
Looking forward to providing you with the best of our professional service and also include your WhatsApp number. reply to this mail: drobiorah@gmail.com
Yours Truly,
Mr. Mark
drobiorah@gmail.com
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